What to expect from ADATA at CES 2018?

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Vanaf: Dimitar Karamitev 08 Januari 2018 / 05:52 0

The holiday season is unfortunately behind us but here’s the new year and with it come intriguing events such as CES. What we want to show you in this article is the new products that the famous ADATA company is going to present.

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The Consumer Electronics Show will take place between 9-12 January this year and at this event we will see revealed many new products. ADATA has prepared the first in the world XPG RGB SO-DIMM memory modules, NGSFF ultra-fast PCIe SSD, NV-DIMM memory modules in a new form factor, and the latest wireless charging and storage devices.

Starting with the XPG gaming memory modules, the new SPECTRIX D60RGB DDR4 sticks combine great performance and a dazzling heatsink with a max speed of 4600MHz and SPECTRIX DS40 DDR4 SO-DIMM which is the world’s first RGB SO-DIMM. These come with software for adjusting the lighting effects.

Moving on, ADATA will reveal a new PCIe SSDs series. We are talking about the consumer-grade SX8200 PCIe Gen3x4 SSD that comes with the newest NVMe 1.3 standard and the latest 64-Layer 3D NAND technology that boasts read/write speeds up to 3200/1700 MB/s. What’s more, you will be able to see the RAID applications of SX8200 at the ADATA suite. Even more amazing is the fact that the manufacturer will reveal a new form factor NGSFF SSD (Next Generation Small Form Factor) which boasts larger capacity and hot-swap options beyond those of current M.2 SSDs.

We must also mention the presence of new gadgets related to mobile devices. One example is the CW0050 wireless charging pad which is only 6 mm thick. It supports the Qi wireless charging standard allowing you to charge both the latest iPhone and Samsung phones. Additionally, there is a new SD card belonging to the latest Application Performance Class A2 which is optimized for Android users to allow storing apps on itself, thus saving more space on your phone.